Tag: OpenAI
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OpenAI Agent Builder Shutdown on Nov. 30: What Happens to Your Evals and Saved Prompts
OpenAI is closing Agent Builder, the Evals API and stored prompts on November 30. Here is what each one means for your code and where to move first.
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ChatGPT Images 2.6 Makes GIFs and SVGs: What’s New and What Isn’t Clear Yet
OpenAI’s latest image update lets ChatGPT make GIFs and SVG files and render faster. Here’s what’s confirmed, what isn’t, and which plans can try it.
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ChatGPT Advanced Voice Is Going Away December 11: What Changes and What to Do
OpenAI is retiring Advanced and Standard Voice on December 11 and making GPT-Live the default. Here’s what you keep, what you lose, and what to check first.
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Businesses in ChatGPT Lets Companies Claim a Profile: What Owners Should Know
OpenAI now lets eligible companies claim, edit and track their ChatGPT profile, and some US shops can launch their own agent. Here’s the catch.
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OpenAI Hacktron Partnership: The Hackers Who Broke In Are Now Testing Its Defenses
OpenAI is teaming up with the security firm that broke into its systems this summer. Here’s what the deal covers and what you should do.
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OpenAI Models in Cursor End Nov 12: What to Do Before Then
OpenAI plans to pull its models from Cursor on November 12 after the SpaceX deal. Here are your options and a quick checklist.
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ChatGPT Dots Can Now Text You on Android and iPhone, but Only Pro Users Get It
OpenAI’s always-on Dots agents can now message you through Google Messages and iMessage. Here’s who gets the preview and what’s still unclear about privacy.
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OpenAI Pierre Acquisition: What Codex Users Get and Why GitHub Is Watching
OpenAI is buying Pierre, the startup behind code tools already inside Codex. Here’s what’s confirmed, what isn’t, and what to do now.
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GPT-6 Cyber Is Here, But Only Vetted Security Teams Can Use It
OpenAI’s new security model is out, but only approved teams can use it. Here’s how Daybreak Red works and what the early results claim.
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OpenAI Linux Kernel Exploits: 948 Root Bugs Found by AI, and What to Patch
OpenAI says an AI pipeline found 948 Linux root bugs and built working exploits for about $1.2 million. Here’s what it means for your servers.